No Longer Nomads

What do you do when you believe God tells you to start a company in an industry you know nothing about?In this powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, we sit down with Ben Spell, Founder & CEO of Good Ranchers, to unpack one of the most unexpected entrepreneurial journeys you’ll ever hear — and a healing testimony that will leave you speechless.Ben wasn’t a rancher.He wasn’t a chef.He wasn’t even an entrepreneur.He was a worship pastor.And then, in a moment of clarity, he believed God said: “You do it.”What followed was a leap of faith that took him from church ministry to selling meat out of the back of a truck… to leading the fastest-growing online American meat company in the U.S.But the business story isn’t even the most powerful part.---Good Ranchers delivers 100% American meat directly to your door — sourced with transparency and integrity.🔥 Use code NOMADS for $25 off your first box when you subscribe.LINK: https://www.goodranchers.com/discount/NOMADS---🎙️ New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5AM.No one was meant to wander alone.#NoLongerNomads #FaithDriven #ChristianEntrepreneur #Cancer #GodsFaithfulness #GoodRanchers #Meat

She was a professional psychic medium.She read tarot cards.She practiced Reiki.She spoke to the “dead.”She believed it was a gift from God.Until everything changed.In this powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, we sit down with a former psychic medium who spent years immersed in tarot, divination, angel cards, and New Age practices — only to discover the dark spiritual reality behind it all.We talk about:* Why psychic readings can feel shockingly accurate* The truth behind tarot cards and mediumship* Sleep paralysis, spiritual oppression, and anxiety* “Christian psychics” and the deception spreading online* Manifesting, angel numbers, and the Law of Attraction* What really happens when you open the door to the occult* The moment she cried out to Jesus — and what happened nextThis isn’t hype. It’s not sensationalism. It’s a firsthand testimony of darkness, deception, and redemption.If you’ve ever wondered:* Are psychics really talking to the dead?* Can demons predict the future?* Is the New Age harmless?* What does the Bible actually say about mediums?This conversation is for you.🎙️ New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5AM.No one was meant to wander alone.#NoLongerNomads #FormerPsychic #NewAgeToJesus #SpiritualWarfare #ChristianTestimony

What if the way we eat is shaping more than just our health?In this episode of No Longer Nomads, we sit down with Nathan Sheets—founder of one of the largest honey companies in the U.S.—to talk about food, faith, farming, and why he’s stepping into the public square by running for Texas Agriculture Commissioner.Nathan shares how a single beehive turned into a nationwide business, what the alarming collapse of bee populations reveals about our food system, and why regenerative agriculture may be key to restoring both human health and rural communities. We also unpack the hidden costs of processed food, pesticides, and consolidation in agriculture—and what everyday people can actually do about it.This is a wide-ranging, eye-opening conversation about stewardship, responsibility, and the intersection of faith, health, and policy—without the noise.Because no one was meant to wander alone.New episodes every Tuesday at 5 AMIf this episode challenged or encouraged you, consider leaving a 5-star review and sharing it with a friend—it’s the best way to help the show grow.#NoLongerNomads #FoodAsMedicine #FaithAndCulture #RegenerativeAgriculture #HealthAndStewardship

How much of what you think… is actually true? In this powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, neurosurgeon Dr. Lee Warren joins the show to explore the surprising science behind our thoughts, emotions, and fears—and how they shape our brains, our faith, and our ability to flourish.After serving as a neurosurgeon in the Iraq War, Dr. Warren returned home with PTSD. Years later, he and his family faced unimaginable grief with the loss of their 19-year-old son. What followed was a life-altering journey that led Dr. Warren to uncover how neuroscience and Scripture converge in a practice he calls “self brain surgery.”Dr. Warren breaks down complex neuroscience in a grounded, hopeful way—showing how intentional thinking can reshape your brain, strengthen your faith, and help you live the abundant life Jesus talked about.Whether you’re navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, or simply feeling stuck in repetitive thought patterns, this episode offers practical tools, deep hope, and a renewed sense of agency over your inner life.📘 Dr. Lee Warren’s book:The Life-Changing Art of Self-Brain SurgeryAmazon Link: https://a.co/d/0a4bdIRW🎙️ Podcast: The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast (available on Apple, Spotify, & YouTube)🌐 More resources: https://wleewarrenmd.com/New episodes of No Longer Nomads drop every Tuesday at 5am. Because no one was meant to wander alone.#RenewYourMind #MentalHealthAndFaith #Neuroscience #AnxietyHelp #ChristianPodcast

No Longer Nomads is a storytelling podcast about faith, transformation, and the journeys that shape us. Through personal stories, raw conversations, and biblical reflection, we explore how God meets people in seasons of wandering—and invites them into a deeper sense of purpose and belonging.

There’s more happening in the unseen world than we’re comfortable admitting.In this powerful and unforgettable episode of No Longer Nomads, Josh sits down with Reagan Kramer, host of the Revelations Podcast, for a raw, honest, and sometimes jaw-dropping conversation about faith, spiritual warfare, miracles, and the supernatural reality that surrounds us—whether we acknowledge it or not.From chilling childhood encounters with the unseen, to demonic oppression, to undeniable miracles witnessed firsthand in places like Tanzania, Haiti, the Middle East, and the Syrian border, Reagan and Josh share stories that challenge tidy theology and invite listeners to wrestle with a bigger, wilder view of God’s kingdom.Check out Revelations Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/0k6lhPM1R7Hl7w8wZalQf5?si=b77f17d6c1de4d87 Support the show:Check out our newsletter, upcoming events, merch, and more at the No Longer Nomads website.https://www.nolongernomads.co/If this episode encouraged you, please consider leaving a 5-star review—it helps more people find these stories.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5 a.m.No Longer Nomads — because no one was meant to wander alone.#spiritualwarfare #christiantestimony #christianpodcast

What happens when a honeymoon treehouse turns into a calling?In this episode of No Longer Nomads, we sit down with Tori Bolt, co-founder of Bolt Farm Treehouse, to unpack the raw, behind-the-scenes journey of building a purpose-driven hospitality brand rooted in faith, resilience, and intentional living.Tori shares how she and her husband went from selling everything, living in a camper, and facing public opposition and failed developments… to creating a mountain retreat that helps couples reconnect and rediscover why they fell in love in the first place.This conversation goes far beyond business. We talk about marriage under pressure, identity shifts, starting over when everything falls apart, and how protecting your mindset can determine whether hardship breaks you or refines you.Mentioned in this episode:Bolt Farm Treehousehttps://explore.boltfarmtreehouse.com/Support the show:Check out merch, prints, and more at the No Longer Nomads website.https://www.nolongernomads.co/Stay connected:Sign up for the newsletter to hear about upcoming episodes, live events, and more.https://www.nolongernomads.co/If this episode encouraged you, please consider leaving a 5-star review—it helps more people find these stories.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5 a.m.No Longer Nomads — because no one was meant to wander alone.

What if the desert isn’t just a place of suffering—but a space of formation?In this episode, host Josh Doyle sits down with historian and archaeologist Dr. Matthew Larsen to explore the deep spiritual, historical, and personal meaning of the desert. From far-west Texas landscapes to biblical narratives, this conversation reframes the desert as a place where clarity, resilience, and faith are forged.We Explore:• The Origin of "The Desert" SeriesDr. Larsen shares how personal hardship, academic study, and time spent in far-west Texas inspired his Desert series—drawing parallels to long journeys home, including Odysseus’ path in "The Odyssey".• The Beauty and Terror of the DesertThe desert is breathtaking—but unforgiving. We unpack how ancient travelers survived these harsh landscapes and how the same tension shows up in our spiritual and personal lives today.• What “Desert” Really Means in the BibleThe Hebrew "midbar* and Greek "eremos" reveal deserts as places of isolation, dependence, and survival—not just emptiness. These definitions reshape how we read Scripture.• Seeing Biblical Stories Through the LandscapeFrom Elijah’s 40-day journey to other overlooked desert narratives, visualizing the terrain brings new depth and realism to familiar biblical stories.Mentioned in this episode:"The Desert" Series — Available on Qava Streaming Servicehttps://qava.tv/welcomeSupport the show:Check out merch, prints, and more at the No Longer Nomads website.https://www.nolongernomads.co/Stay connected:Sign up for the newsletter to hear about upcoming episodes, live events, and more.https://www.nolongernomads.co/If this episode encouraged you, please consider leaving a 5-star review—it helps more people find these stories.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5 a.m.No Longer Nomads — because no one was meant to wander alone.#Desert #Biblical Lessons #Spiritual Growth #FaithJourney #DrMatthewLarsen #BiblicalHistory #Adventure #Faith #Podcast #Resilience #PersonalTransformation

In this powerful and deeply honest episode of No Longer Nomads, Josh sits down with Brenna Blain to talk about faith, suffering, mental illness, and the difficult questions many believers are afraid to ask out loud.Brenna shares her story of growing up as a pastor’s kid, walking away from faith, navigating trauma, sexuality, bipolar disorder, and multiple stays in the psych ward—and how God met her in the middle of it all. This conversation doesn’t offer shallow answers or quick fixes. Instead, it invites listeners into a more honest, biblical understanding of suffering and what it means to faithfully follow Jesus in the midst of pain.We talk about:- Why “socially acceptable” struggles are easier to share than real ones- Mental illness, faith, and the stigma still present in the church- Whether taking medication means you’re “not trusting God”- How suffering can quietly turn us inward—and how the Holy Spirit meets us there- Why God is still worth following when prayers feel unansweredIf you’ve ever wondered “Why is God worth it?”, felt unseen in your suffering, or questioned whether the church has space for your story—this episode is for you.Mentioned in this episode:Brenna’s book "Can I Say That?" — available wherever books are sold.Support the show:Check out merch, prints, and more at the No Longer Nomads website.Stay connected:Sign up for the newsletter to hear about upcoming episodes, live events, and more.https://www.nolongernomads.co/If this episode encouraged you, please consider leaving a 5-star review—it helps more people find these stories.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5 a.m.No Longer Nomads — because no one was meant to wander alone.#FaithAndMentalHealth #ChristianSuffering #NoLongerNomads #MentalHealthInTheChurch#HopeInSuffering

Parenting isn’t supposed to feel like this… or is It?In this episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle sits down with author, speaker, and mother of ten Abbie Halberstadt (known to many as M Is for Mama) for an honest, hope-filled conversation about parenting, sanctification, control, and faith.Abbie shares her journey from blogging and homeschooling in East Texas to publishing multiple books with Harvest House—and how motherhood exposed deeper struggles with anxiety, anger, impatience, and surrender.Together, Josh and Abbie unpack one powerful truth every parent needs to hear: Just because something is hard doesn’t mean it’s bad.From toddler meltdowns and bedtime anxiety to screen time, family culture, and the myth of “surviving” parenthood, this episode reframes parenting not as chaos to escape—but as a refining gift God uses to shape both children and parents.In this episode, you’ll hear:Why parenting reveals parts of us we didn’t know were thereHow cultural lies about motherhood fuel exhaustion and hopelessnessPractical ways to move from reactionary parenting to intentional leadershipWhy “hard” seasons may actually be acts of God’s mercyHow to build a family culture that thrives—not just survivesScreen time, discipline, bedtime anxiety, and setting loving boundariesThe spiritual formation happening in the everyday mess of family lifeWhether you’re overwhelmed, discouraged, or questioning if you’re “doing it right,” this conversation offers clarity, biblical wisdom, and reassurance that God is present—even in the hardest moments.--Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website: https://www.nolongernomads.co/--Josh DoyleHost | No Longer NomadsNathan FarrisCreative Producer | Technical Director | Editor

What happens when faith collides with real-world chaos?In this powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle sits down with Jamie Winship—former DC police officer, State Department operative, and founder of Identity Exchange—for a raw, story-driven conversation about identity, fear, and hearing God’s voice in high-stakes moments.Jamie shares gripping firsthand stories from his time as a police officer, including a chilling kidnapping case that changed how he understood God’s guidance forever. From de-escalating violent situations to confronting fear at its root, Jamie unpacks how learning to hear God’s voice isn’t mystical—it’s deeply practical, relational, and transformative.Together, Josh and Jamie explore:What it really means to find your true identity- Why fear is the greatest barrier to healing, reconciliation, and growthHow truth-telling unlocks freedom in individuals and communities- Lessons from decades of work across the Middle East and the U.S.Why Jesus focused more on healing people than fixing problemsHow faith shows up in law enforcement, leadership, and everyday lifeJamie also reflects on his book Living Fearless, and why overcoming fear—rather than managing behavior—is central to spiritual transformation.This episode is full of unforgettable stories, profound insights, and practical wisdom for anyone navigating faith, leadership, conflict, or personal growth.Chapters:00:00 - A Kidnapping, a Prayer, and Hearing God in Real Time01:30 - Jamie Winship’s Story: From Police Officer to Peacemaker05:10 - Identity, Fear, and Why We Dehumanize Each Other09:45 - Jesus, the Samaritan Woman, and True Identity14:30 - Why Fear Controls People—and How Jesus Removes It20:45 - Confession, Repentance, and Real Transformation26:00 - Learning to Hear God’s Voice on the Job29:50 - The Kidnapping Case That Changed Everything36:10 - Policing, Power, and Choosing Redemption44:00 - Ministry of Reconciliation vs Law Enforcement52:40 - Why This Training Is Needed Today56:20 - Final Thoughts on Living Fearless--Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website:https://www.nolongernomads.co/--Josh DoyleHost | No Longer NomadsNathan FarrisVideo Producer | Technical Director | Editor

In this episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle welcomes Kristina Costanza, a former ghost hunter who spent over a decade immersed in necromancy, divination, and the paranormal. Christina shares her chilling encounters with disembodied voices, shadow figures, and other supernatural phenomena. She opens up about the toll these experiences took on her mental and physical health, leading her to delve deeper into witchcraft and new age practices for protection and healing. However, her life took a radical turn when she encountered Jesus during the COVID-19 lockdown. Christina details her transformative journey from darkness to light, emphasizing the power of repentance, scripture, and the love of Christ in overcoming the demonic. This episode is a compelling testimony of faith, spiritual warfare, and redemption.Chapters:0:00 - The First Encounter with the Supernatural00:55 - Introduction to No Longer Nomads Podcast01:28 - Meet Kristina Costanza: Former Ghost Hunter03:03 - Kristina's Early Experiences with the Paranormal05:04 - Diving Deeper into the Occult07:11 - The Dark Side of Ghost Hunting09:19 - The All-Female Ghost Hunting Team12:46 - The Dangers of Witchcraft and the Occult15:57 - Personal Struggles and Seeking Protection21:40 - The Turning Point: Flirting with Faith32:29 - Opening Up to Dark Practices33:20 - The Pinnacle of Darkness34:10 - Haunted by Demonic Entities38:11 - Manifestation and Spiritual Practices40:25 - Turning to Jesus47:09 - Spiritual Warfare and Deliverance48:49 - The Power of Jesus53:03 - Healing and Resting in the Lord58:28 - A Message to Those in Darkness01:01:38 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts#paranormal #ghosthunting #christian #demons #paranormalactivity

Write into the show! What do you do when your life shatters in a way you never saw coming?In today’s powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle sits down with bestselling author Lysa TerKeurst and biblical scholar Dr. Joel Muddamalle to talk honestly about pain, divorce, theology, healing, and the God who walks with us through it all.Lysa opens up about her deeply personal journey that inspired her new book, Surviving an Unwanted Divorce, and the years of heartbreak, counseling, and rebuilding that followed. Dr. Joel brings rich biblical context—breaking down passages like Matthew 19—and helps us understand what Scripture really says about marriage, divorce, dignity, and the heart of God toward His hurting children.Whether you’re navigating your own divorce, supporting someone who is, or simply facing a season of pain, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and truth.You were never meant to wander alone.Featured ResourceSurviving an Unwanted Divorce by Lysa TerKeurstFind it wherever books are sold or at https://Proverbs31.orgGot a topic or guest you want to hear?Visit https://NoLongerNomads.co for merch, newsletter updates, and exclusive content.Chapters:00:00 – The Pain No One Expects: Lysa’s Opening Words00:26 – What No Longer Nomads Is All About01:01 – Introducing Lysa TerKeurst & Dr. Joel Muddamalle01:23 – Why Lysa Wrote Surviving an Unwanted Divorce03:09 – “I Never Thought Divorce Would Be My Story”04:12 – The Two People Who Helped Her Survive05:17 – Early Reactions to the Book06:13 – Meet Dr. Joel: From Bible Nerd to Theology Leader07:52 – When Theology Meets Real Life Pain09:11 – Parenting, Emotions, and the Pressures of Marriage09:58 – Matthew 19 Explained: What Jesus Was Really Saying11:50 – The Cultural Context Behind Divorce Laws14:08 – Why Jesus Elevated the Dignity of Women15:19 – Romans 8: How God Brings Good from Suffering16:03 – Joseph’s Story, Your Story: “But God…”17:12 – Redemption Isn’t Always Reconciliation18:30 – Is Marriage Becoming an Idol? Hard Truths19:47 – Healing Before Dating: Why It Matters20:33 – How Dysfunction Can Feel Like “Normal”21:52 – When Marriage Is Elevated Above the Image Bearer23:10 – Avoiding Counterfeits While You Heal24:49 – Learning to Sit With Your Own Thoughts25:59 – The Most Important Word in the Bible: THROUGH27:09 – You Are Not Beyond Repair27:32 – Why You May Never Get the Closure You Want28:50 – Lysa’s Word to Listeners: “What Happened to You Was Wrong.”29:28 – Where to Find Lysa & Dr. Joel30:02 – Closing Thoughts & Next Week’s Episode#SurvivingAnUnwantedDivorce #LysaTerKeurst #FaithThroughPain #TherapyAndTheologyThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

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Write into the show! Jesus took his hand and showed him heaven. He died on the operating table… and what he saw next changed everything. In today’s episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle sits down with Mike McKenzie, a husband, father, and everyday guy whose routine appendectomy turned into a near-death encounter with Jesus.Mike shares—in vivid detail—what happened the moment he looked to the right and saw Jesus walk into the surgical room, reach out His hand, and say, “I want to answer your prayer.” What follows is an extraordinary journey: - A glimpse of heaven’s landscape - A physical presence of Jesus guiding him - A shocking return to the operating table - A second encounter in the ICU lasting three hours - The startling message Jesus gave him - And the 20-year journey that followedCheck out Mike's website here: mikemckinsey.comWhether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just curious about NDEs, this conversation will challenge, encourage, and move you. Mike’s story isn’t sensationalized—it’s raw, honest, emotional, and filled with supernatural moments he never expected.If this episode encourages you, share it with a friend.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5AM.Get merch, updates, and event info at: https://www.nolongernomads.co/Chapters:00:00 Jesus Appears in the Operating Room05:45 The Wedding Weekend Illness11:30 Entering Heaven: The Grass, Light & City17:15 Shocked Back to Life23:00 ICU: “I Had to Get You Flat on Your Back”28:45 “I Want More of You”34:30 Hearing God’s Voice After the NDE40:15 Recovery Struggles & Pneumonia Scare46:00 Pushback, Skepticism & Sharing the Story51:45 The City of God---Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website:https://www.nolongernomads.co/Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! In today’s episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle talks with author and speaker Tilly Dillehay for an honest, deeply insightful conversation about marriage, conflict, technology, motherhood, gratitude, and the spiritual battles we face inside our homes.Tilly, a pastor’s wife, homeschooling mom of four, author of My Dear Hemlock, and co-host of the Home Fires podcast, brings incredible wisdom shaped through years of writing, ministry, and real-life experience. Together, Josh and Tilly unpack topics like:How to address conflict in marriage with wisdom and timingWhy relational capital matters—far more than we realizeNagging, gratitude, and the subtle ways resentment grows in a homeThe trap of comparison in the age of social mediaOvercoming the addiction cycle of smartphonesHow husbands and wives can rebuild emotional connection even after drifting apartThe supernatural influence a mother has on the emotional climate of her homeSurviving the young-kids phase the hardest parenting yearsPractical habits that restore peace, joy, and intimacyWhether you’re married, parenting little ones, or want to grow spiritually, this episode is a gold mine of practical truth, delivered with humility, humor, and compassion.Stick around to the end, Tilly’s thoughts on gratitude and spiritual formation will bless you.Chapters:00:00:00 — Opening Question: Handling Conflict00:14:00 — The Social Media Comparison Trap00:21:00 — Fame, Image, and the “Better Life” Illusion00:28:00 — Phone Addiction & Reclaiming Presence00:35:00 — Living in God’s Time vs. Screen Time00:42:00 — Invitation Over Criticism in Marriage00:49:00 — Rebuilding Emotional Connection Through Prayer00:56:00 — Forming New Spiritual Habits01:03:00 — Resetting the Home When Overwhelmed01:09:00 — Closing Thoughts & Where to Find the Book---Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website:https://www.nolongernomads.co/--Nathan FarrisCreative Producer | Technical Director | EditorJosh DoyleHost | No Longer NomadsThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! In this gripping second part of *The Lindsay Tornambe Story*, host Josh Doyle continues the conversation with Lindsay as she recounts her decade trapped inside a religious cult led by Victor Barnard — a man who twisted Scripture, manipulated young women, and convinced families to surrender their daughters in the name of “faith.”⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of child abuse, cult manipulation, and sexual assault. Listener discretion advised.Lindsay opens up about life as one of “Victor’s maidens,” the brainwashing, emotional abuse, and horrifying control that kept her captive for years. From forced servitude and psychological torment to the moment she began to see the truth, this episode dives deep into what it took for her to break free, confront the lies, and help bring justice to the man who destroyed so many lives.This isn’t just a story about surviving abuse — it’s a story about redemption, courage, and finding faith on the other side of trauma.**New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5AM**Subscribe to the *No Longer Nomads* newsletter for live show updates and behind-the-scenes content.---Timestamps / Chapters:00:00 - Previously on No Longer Nomads01:05 - Introduction to Part 2 with Lindsay Tornambe02:00 - Life inside the cult: daily control and brainwashing06:00 - “Confession” rituals and psychological manipulation12:00 - Isolation from the outside world18:00 - Emotional abuse, punishment, and fear25:00 - Victor’s control, charisma, and deception33:00 - The breaking point: realizing something was wrong40:00 - Leaving Brazil and rediscovering freedom46:00 - Reconnecting with the outside world53:00 - Reporting Victor and fighting for justice01:00:00 - The international manhunt and arrest01:05:00 - Healing, forgiveness, and reclaiming faith---Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website:https://www.nolongernomads.co/--Nathan FarrisCreative Producer | Technical Director | EditorJosh DoyleHost | No Longer Nomads#NoLongerNomads #LindsayTornambe #CultSurvivor #FaithAndFreedom #TrueStory #SurvivorStory #ExCult #HealingFromAbuseThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! At just 11 years old, Lindsay Tornambe’s family left Pennsylvania for what they thought was a Bible-based camp in rural Minnesota. But the “camp” was actually the home of a self-proclaimed prophet named Victor, whose control and manipulation would lead to years of trauma, spiritual abuse, and fear.In this episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle and his brother Tommy sit down with Lindsay to hear how she was given away as a “maiden” at just 12 years old—and how she found the strength to escape, expose the truth, and rebuild her life in faith and freedom.This is one of the most powerful and harrowing survivor stories we’ve ever shared. Lindsay’s courage, honesty, and deep belief in God will move you, challenge you, and remind you of the power of redemption.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of child abuse, cult manipulation, and sexual assault. Listener discretion advised.Episode Chapters00:00 – Opening Teaser: “You’re Not Going Home.”00:22 – About No Longer Nomads and What’s Coming01:00 – Meet Lindsay Tornambe: The Woman Who Took Down a Cult04:00 – Childhood in “The Way International”07:00 – Meeting Victor: The Start of the Deception10:00 – Moving to the Camp in Minnesota20:00 – “The Eagles Are Gathering” and Cult Control27:00 – Lindsay’s First Encounter with Abuse36:00 – Being Chosen as a “Maiden”41:00 – “You Made a Commitment”: The Moment She Realized She Was Trapped46:00 – The Night Everything Changed55:00 – Life as a Maiden & The Ceremony of Control1:03:00 – How Her Parents and the Church Were DeceivedInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/nolongernomads/Website:https://www.nolongernomads.co/--Nathan FarrisCreative Producer | Technical Director | EditorJosh DoyleHost | No Longer Nomads#NoLongerNomads #LindsayTornambe #CultSurvivor #FaithPodcast #ChristianTestimony #TrueStory #FreedomInChrist #SurvivorStory #ChristianPodcast #HealingFromTraumaThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! Award-winning journalist and true crime podcaster Delia D’Ambra (host of Park Predators and CounterClock) returns to No Longer Nomads for a gripping Halloween special.In this episode, Delia opens up about the real-life encounters that shaped her career—from eerie early experiences that foreshadowed tragedy, to near-death moments while reporting in the field, to the shocking death of a source just hours before they were scheduled to meet. Through every story, Delia reflects on fear, intuition, justice, and the importance of faith amid darkness.Josh and Eric guide the conversation through true crime’s most haunting realities and spiritual questions:- How do you find hope when you spend your life covering tragedy?- What does it mean to follow your gut instinct—and when should you trust it?- How can faith bring light into some of the darkest human stories?If you love shows like Dateline, 48 Hours, or Crime Junkie—but also crave deeper reflection about humanity and faith—you won’t want to miss this conversation.🔗 Listen to Delia’s work:Park Predators: https://parkpredators.com/--Subscribe to No Longer Nomads for authentic conversations about life, faith, and the moments that test our courage.New episodes drop every Tuesday at 5 a.m.CHAPTER MARKERS00:00 – Intro: Finding hope in dark stories00:28 – Opening montage: What is No Longer Nomads?01:14 – Halloween special & introducing Delia D’Ambra02:42 – True crime beginnings: Working with a future killer06:12 – The shocking arrest of a coworker for murder09:59 – Trusting your instincts and the “spidey sense”12:18 – Justice, closure, and faith beyond this life15:15 – The Faith Hedgepeth case: A campus shaken19:59 – Ten years later: When cold cases finally break23:31 – Hidden dangers and patterns in everyday relationships24:59 – Balancing family, faith, and trauma in journalism27:10 – Behind Park Predators: Crimes in national parks30:07 – Covering tragedy at night: A live-shot turns dangerous33:17 – Confronted by a gunman on assignment37:06 – Attacked while reporting: The Thanksgiving Day assault42:12 – Processing trauma and PTSD afterward43:57 – Ethics and empathy in true crime reporting46:07 – The source who died before their meeting: Jason’s story50:57 – Piecing together a mysterious death55:08 – An unsettling ending and spiritual reflection59:19 – Rapid-fire questions: What Delia’s learning and loving1:02:11 – Media responsibility in the AI era1:03:19 – Favorite book, podcast, and final thoughts1:04:25 – Where to find Delia D’Ambra and her shows1:05:09 – Closing message: New episodes every Tuesday--Nathan FarrisCreative Producer | Technical Director | EditorJosh DoyleHost | No Longer Nomads#TrueCrimePodcast #DeliaDAmbra #NoLongerNomads #FaithAndTrueCrime #ParkPredators #CounterClock #ChristianPodcast #CrimeStories #StorytellingPodcast #RealFaith #InvestigativeJournalism #PodcastInterview #TrueCrimeCommunitThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! When your body breaks down, can your faith hold up? In this episode of No Longer Nomads, host Josh Doyle talks with bestselling author and lawyer Justin Whitmel Earley to unpack his new book The Body Teaches the Soul.Justin opens up about his mental-health collapse in his 30s — despite a dream job, a loving wife, and two kids — and how rediscovering the connection between physical rhythms and spiritual health changed his life. Together, they explore how habits like sleep, breathing, eating, and rest impact our spiritual formation and everyday relationship with God.If you’ve ever wrestled with anxiety, burnout, or the disconnect between what you believe and how you live, this conversation will give you practical hope, theology, and tools for renewal.🎧 Topics Covered:- The surprising connection between body and spirit- Why physical habits shape spiritual formation- How fasting, feasting, and rest restore balance- Simple ways to calm anxiety and find peace- Biblical insights on embodiment and discipleship📘 Order Justin’s book: https://a.co/d/e29cYBC📅 New episodes every Tuesday at 5 a.m.#NoLongerNomads #JustinWhitmelEarley #SpiritualFormation #FaithAndHabits #ChristianPodcast⏱ Chapter Markers00:00 – Opening narration: Justin’s collapse and insomnia00:40 – Why our head and habits don’t always align01:00 – Welcome to No Longer Nomads intro01:38 – Introducing Justin Whitmel Earley and The Body Teaches the Soul03:07 – Justin’s background: lawyer, father, writer, and habits expert04:10 – Discovering the importance of embodiment and physical rhythms05:06 – The turning point: collapse and the cost of ignoring the body07:20 – Why the body matters for spiritual life08:39 – Practicing new habits that changed everything09:23 – Overview of the book’s 10 essential habits10:05 – The breaking point: panic, exhaustion, and confusion15:36 – The accountability moment that started change17:13 – Early signs of renewal through daily rhythms19:22 – “I’m not good at habits” Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co